PUBLISHED SVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXOBPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue & Eleventh St., By W. D. WALLACH. Papers servod in packages by carriers at $48 year, or 3] cents per month. To mailsubscibers the sub- foription price ia 23 508 year, in advance; $2 for \X months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at tne rate of 12 centss week, Single oopies, one cent: in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTIFRMENTS (of eight lunes to the square) tmeerted three times for $1; every other day or eemi-weekly, 25 per cont, advance; once a week. 5° per cent. advance. 1 a AS THE EVENING STAR| _ VOL. XII A Bundle of Mysteries—Violent Death—Al- leged Saicide, Murder, &c. [From the Rochester Advertiser, Dec. 7 } As we have before stated, a Mr. Holden was found in August, 1857, nearly dead in a morass, near his residence at Ann Arbor, Michigan. He was a man in moderate circumstances, and had procured an insurance of $20,000 on his life. Before he died he said he was waylaid and shot; but his account of the affair led to the suspicion that he Fad killed himself for the benefit of his family, and the insurance com- pany refused to pay the policy on this ground. @ time ago, however, the matter was com- promised by paying the widow two-thirds of the insurance. Notwithstanding the alleged suicide, two young men, named Robert Fuller and Frank Walker, were cha: with his murder and indicted. When the indictments were first found, it was supposed by many that it was more with the view of influencing the suit brought by Mrs. Holden against the com- panies in which her husband's life was insured than for any Sep sale and after the set- tlement between Mrs. H. and the com panies, it was expected that the charge of murder would be dropped. The trial, however, came on week before last, and was concluded on Friday, the 3d instant, when the jury returned a verdict of cuilty, and the accused were sen- tenced to solitary confinement at hard labor in the State prison for life—the death penalty having been abolished in Michigan. As this case basso many singular features about it, we quote from an Ann Arbor letter to the De- taoit Free Press : THE ACCUSED CONVICTED ON CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDSNCE. The evidence on which the accused were con- vieted was purely circumstantial. Itconsisted of the agreement of the accused with the gen- eral description given by Holden of his mur- derers—one being rather tall, the other a short- er person. After their arrest for the larcenies, « bullet was found in a vest belonging to Walk- et, corresponding with the one taken from Holden's body, and of the same weight pre- cisely. These bullets were peculiar, being cor- tugated. Walker admitted that he b. pre- pared the one found upon him, and also that he had a one other like it, which he said be had shot ata buck. ‘Ihese bullets fit — the bore of the pistol alleged to have een found near tLe scene of the murder some time after, and the pistol is identified as one which Fuller bad new stocked at &@ gun-shop in this city some time before. The readiness with which the accused pretended to account for their whereabouts on the night of the murder, when questioned on the subject, after so long a time elapsed, their attempt to prove an alibi, their failure to do so successfully, with discrepancies between their testimony on this point, and their own prior statements, went strongly against them. Other minor circum- stroces, and some declarations and doggerel postry which were traced to the prisoners— foolish and simple as they were—help to strengthen the chain of circumstances with whieh they were surrounded. YOUTH OF TAE CRIMINALS—THE REWARD. The prisoners are both young—mere boys— Fuller being probably about twenty one, and Walker some years younger, and its seems im- probable that they should have planned and executed so sucvessfully so bold a murder as that for which they have been convieted. The evidence, tov, seems hardly sufficient. and probably bad their characters stood fair in other respects, no jury would have convicted them on it. But they stood confessedly guilty of crimes sufficient to debase the human mind even to the level of murder, and the conclusion to b por from the circumstances was more easy and natural. The jary remained together iu charge of an officer during the whole trial. By this conviction, Mr. Martin, Marshal of the eity, and through whose instrumentality ard that of bis deputies the parties were ar- rested, will claim the reward of $1,000 which was offered for the arrest and conviction of the murderers of Holden—$300 by the county and $599 by the city INTEREST IN THE TKIAL—RELATIVES OF FUL- LER AND WALKER CONVICTED OF OTHER CRIMES The pendency of the trial has been the ab- sorbing topic here since its commencement. The court room has been thronged by citizens, and many from the country bave taken advan- tage of the leisure which the season afforded to be present. The throng this afternoon, awaiting the incoming of the court and the sentence of the prisooers, is quite large, and the excite- ment borders on the intense. Mrs. Faller, mother of Rober’, and James Fuller, a younger son and brother, are among those convicted at the preoent term of court on several indict- ments for burglary and larceny. Those to be sentenced this afternoon are therefore Mrs. Fuller and her two sons, and the boy Walker. The father of Walker is also in jail, under indictment for the same burglaries and larcenies, and Anna, a young woma ughter of Mrs. Fuller. The scene in the jail among these unfortunate wretches, counected by the ties of blood and by their participation in the same crimes against so ciety, can better be imagined than described. Deatn rrom Daeivxixo Vacertas.—Wm R. Harris, a resident of Albany, but stopping temporarily with his brother in Sixth street,in this city, died very suddenly on Saturday morning, under singular circumstances. He bad not been in Spo health while in Troy, but on Saturday said he was much better, and pro- cured at a drug store about two ounces of tinc ture of valerian to aid him in his nervousness He took eleven tea-spoonfuls of thi the effeet of which was to excite jorbid Petite, and caused him to eat immoderately at dinner. Just after eating this meal he went out, rushed to Mr. Chamberiai carriage- where his brother is foreman, and ex- claimed, ‘I am poisoned; give me an emetic.” He was taken home, but expired before reach- ing there. “This exclamation that he had been poisoned, coupled the fact that he had been taking what was supposed to be medicine,caused many to think that, by some mistake, he had been poisoned An examination of the remaining contents of the bottles showed that the medi- cine was valerian, and a post mortem exami- nation of the body was made by experienced physicians. Coroner Burton xeld an inquest in the evening at the Detective Police office, empaneled the following ju G. Myers, E. W. Stoddard, W. Lintern, W. H Robertson, Wm. Truesdell. They returned the following verdict: That Wm. R, Harris came to his death from gangrenous inflamma- tion of the stomach, uced by intemperate habits: and the jury e his death was has- tened by having parta’ of too hearty a meal. The deceased was 31 years of age, and leaves a wife and two children —Troy Whig. Calvin Green, Vintons most perfect diet Nothing like it—it contains curd. which is ne- esssary for the development and formation of mascle—butter for the production of an ade- quete sapply of fat; sugar to feed the Tespira- tion and thereby add warmthjto the body; the phosphates of lime and magnesia, the peroxide of iron, the chlorides of potassium and soda, with the free sods required =a strength and solidity to the bone, to- gether with the saline particles so essentially necessary for other parts of the body. It con- tains lactic acid, or the acid of milk, which chemists inform — Fang acid ee juice, so uisite i i <- food in the stomach. It is, thacefore, ob, vious that milk should be chem cally correct inall its constituents, and should not be neu- tralized by adulteration. “ It is,’’ Dr. Prout berly states, “the true types of fuod.’* low necessary, therefore, it is that it should be pure, otherwise this wonderful and wise provision of Providence would be a curse ra- than a blessing. tL? Tee Saprem= Court of Massacuusetts has eM@rmed tue d-c «ion of the Court below, that a maatger has the right to exclude colored persons from bis theatre. A Suarp Hovsexeerer.—I never see the reason why your smart housekeepers must of necessity be Xantippes. I onee had the mis- fortune to be domesticated during the summer months with one of this genus. I should like to have seen the adventurous spider that would have dared to ply hiscunning trade in Mrs. Parriott’s premises. Nobody was allowed to sleep a wink beneath the roof. Even the old rooster crowed an hour earlier than any of his neighbors. ‘Go ahead!’’ was writ- ten on every broomstick in the establishment. She gave her husband his breakfast, button- ed bim up in bis overcoat, and put him out of the door, with his face in the direction of the Store, in less time than I have taken to tell it. Then she snatched up six little Parriots,scrub- bed their faces up and down without regard to feelings or pug noses, till they shone like a row of milkcans. “Clear the track!’’ was her motto washing days She never drew a long breath till the wash tubs were turned bottom upward a ain, and every artiole of wearing apparel sprinkled, folded, ironed, and placed on the backs of their respective owners. It always gave me a stitch in the side to look at her As to her “cleaning days’’ I never had cour- age to witness one. bad to lay under an ap- ple tre: the orchard till she was through. A whole platoon of soldiers wouldn’t have fright- ened me eo much as that virago and her mop. You should bave seen her in her glory on “baking days,’ her sleeves rolled up to her arm-pits and a long check apron swathed round her bolster-like figure; the great oven blazing. glowing and sparkling in a manner very suggestive to alazy sinner like myself. The interminable row of greased pie plates, and pans of PT nd ready ginge: con and pots of pork and beans, in an edifying state of progression; and the immense embryo loaves of brown and wheaten bread. To my innocent inquiry whether she thought the latter would rise, she set her skinny arms akimbo, marched up witbin kissing distance of my face, cocked her head on one side, and asked if “ I thought she looked like a woman to be trifled with by a loaf of bread.’’ The way I settled down into my silppers without a reply, probably convinced her that I was no longer skeptical on tered oe Saturday evening she employed in winding up everything that was unwound in the house —the entry clock included. From that time till Monday morning she devoted herself to her husband and Sabbatical exercise. Ali I have to say is that i to be hoped she carried some of the fervor of her secular employment into those halcyon hours. “A Deap Srcv.’’—Inone of our exchanges we find the following mournful account of the difficulties experienced by an indefatigable salesman in his endeavors to advance the inter- ests of his employers: An enterprising traveli nt from a well known During our visit to Lowell we were shown through the Laboratory of our celebrated country man, Dr J.C. Ayer. Scarcely cou'd we have believed what is seen there without proof beyond disputing. They consume a barrel of solid Pills, about 50,000 doses, and 3 barrels of Cherry Pectoral, 120,000 doses, per diem. To what an inconceiva ble amount of human suffering does this point! 170,000 doses a day!! Fifty millions of doses per year!’ ! What acres and thousand of acres of sick beds does this spread before the imagi- nation! And what sympathies and woe! True, not all of this is taken by the very sick, but alas, much of, it is. This Cherry Drop and this Su- fared Pill are to be the companion of pain and anguish and sisking sorrow—the inheritance our mother Eve bequeathed to the whole family of man. Here the infant darling has beeh touched too early by the blight that withers half our race. Itz little lungs are aftected and only watch- ing and waiting shall te which way its breath shallturn. This red drop on its table isthe talis- man on which its life shall hang. There the blossom of the world just bursting into woman- hood isstrickenalso. Affection’s most assiduous care skills not, she is still fading away. The wan messenger comes nearer and nearer every week. This little mediciment shall go there, their last, perbaps their only hope. The strong man bas planted in his vitals this same disease. ‘Lbis red Drop by his side ts helping him wrestle with the inexorable enemy; the wife of his bosom, and the cherubs of his heart are waiting im sorrow and fear lest the rod on which they lean in this world be broken. O Doctor! Spare no skill, nor cost, nor toll to give the perishing sick the best that human art can give.—Galveston Texas News. Disarrointep LanoreRrs.—Abont fifty labor- ers, who recently left Philadelphia to work on the Havana, Cuba, railroads, have returned. They were promised on leaving $1.50 a day, but on their arrival they found that the cost of their Passage out was to be deducted from this sum; also twenty-five cents per day for boarding, and twenty-five cents per day was to be reserved by the company until the conclusion ofthe term (six months) for which they were éngaged ; and the hours for labor were from sunrise to sunset, which, in that country, is a very long period. These conditions were repudiated by most of the men, and nearly ali have returned. {> The ‘Black Swan,’’ is giving concerts in New York. She says that she was immense- ly patronized In Great Britain, but that her agent got the lion's share of the profits, having vic tmized ber “to the exteat of over $22,000;" a good deal of which she afterwards made up by “‘private concerts before the nobility.”” Mean- time another colored candidate for musical hon- ors bas entered the field. Mad. Anna R Fisher, now singing in Nashua, N.H , announces ber- self as the “colored nighbtingale.*> and also as the ‘renowned colored soprano singer.’? ‘Com- ing thro’ the Rye,”” is one of her pieces; “Ifa body kiss a body, need a body ery?”? down the house un@er such ¢( reumstances, U7 The Cotougo Press and ‘TP. ibune under- stands that Messrs. Russell & Co., the great gov- contiactors, have just closed a contract gan mail lumber, destined for Leavenworth cig Kened The naked body of an infant was f bad been born alive. Noclue to its murderers, ming WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1858. NO. 1,841 T° LET-The three-story BRICK HOUSE room and gas. Rent $425. Inquire onthe premises no 30 tf SPEID. feet on C street north, ranning 168 feet 334 inches to analley. orth #? feet, depth about loo feet, between 4th and Sth streets. Tei proving neighborhood, will be so don accom: Heese AND LOT FOR ee NER ems el Yrentnrree eer muntansatesien yates sp-vtwtsmnseno, | HE WEEKLY STAR. + suai arte nat mates ronived, per eect rn 2 ey soa thai hae made THE Kvexine Stan ciroee 20 renera!ly throughout the country. ‘Single copies (in wrappers) oan be at the counter, immediately ote the issue paper. Price—THREK CEN I~ Postmasters who act as agents will be al. lowed a commission of 20 cents. For Rent and Sale. Wood and Coal. RSJUSPCOWNS RUNG HOtkER EEE. Ww Musical Instruction. NUTICE. No. 4235th street, between E and F. bath- igned respectfully informs Hert LESSONS—EXTRAORDINARY ou ends, the public generally, and atrangers. chance to layin yo Part re INT— ry 8 it ol S| d A onl, , OD i. or Ce nie i. th the ina it a Fe BENT_A comfortably turnisted HOUSE, | Bouts. SHOLS GAITERS. SuiP- Onk, ani Pine Wood, cut and split, chenp for cxan, | a year's instruction weitheue keene i eke aes jerms Ply on the premises to Mra. WILtlaM All ofthe best material oud warkaenel as my Wood and Coal Depot, i4th street, near the | of making it a prom: this city. Ati a eaten pea ue in the best st eer — fort de? R. W. BATES, of the tnan Seo t rin ke, ke V 5 ERTY Fo ALR —. outh for entiemen, Misses, Boy “< = - end other advertisements in paper. You! and Childri wear. Y¥ SUPERIOR OAK WOUD, cut expressly = : ¥ Vion Paine ae oe on ad pirest south, HARMON BURNS, M rere Jyey Bond po eres no 27-tf ‘orner Lith st. and Pa. avenue, Also, very desirable isuilding Lot fronting 25 48 Pa. avenue, between « d 6th sts., je 4-2w a fow doors east of ‘National Hotel. nt Nations Hotel. JENTS’ SEWED CALFSKIN BOOTS, G our own make, $3 75—superior toany ever . offered befure at this price. J. ROCENTAAL, ; ve.. (Market a door above seh of25 cents less than the usual prices. ‘ WOOD and COAL ofall kinds, SAWEDard SPLIT WorD. G WOOD wn crates and CHARCOAL MADy qoantity. Three [at ipod of COAL, to arrive acon, will be sold low from vessels. re yesicae EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY. Those who want to purchase & superior face would do wel! to select = of Sternway & Sons’, Whicn is decidediy the first now in tie market,— considered bree neen = y 0s, such xs Gottscha:k. M. Mason, Woitlenhaupt ww dow yh be the Also, a valuable Building Lot fronting on M street rms easy. Also, a Lot on F street south, situated in an im- modat a on Lea ur orders at at foe on 9th st., | pot least) the most duratic Planer in the world, tug terms. For particulars inquire of GEORGE | - ae ene ve your orders at once at my of on os | Mot leat) the most durable 2 id. ite Y, Real Katato Arent, No.5167th street, | GELLING OFF SELLING becysee D and E SANPL H. YOUNG. | tocete than sents Bete eer BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS, else in the ot" fess than anywheri ijk Cail oh Naw Mvsicat ReposiTory, corner lith street ALE —The sub- f every description, for TRUSCAN JEWELRY.—Just rece:ve4 soriber offers for eale a splendid House and Lot. La +f y . a vv Penna. averue. . on terma to suit the purchaser. ‘Fhe house and ict = Sa: wee a anne Rtrpeean Sottines, San "4 Bi fmer pea doar po 27-ti PROF. DxCCENIEL, Sole Agent. Sre situated within one mile’s walk of the Capito LADIKS’ SHUE STORE, : ~ E P. For farther information apply to J. BAUMGAR-| No, 1¢ Penm. avenue, bet. 8th and 9th Streets, | ©9207 Sverware, suitable for bettas I RE queen *t wae INSTRUMENTS. N, \ 0. 297 C street, between the hours of 3 _—_ sn 50 Pa. o’olock and 5 0’olock p. m. no 5 tf eee = commodious dwelling in perfest order, and will be = D street. and containing 1! rooms besides the par- iors. sea to Dr. HUNT. the front of he City Hall, next door tothe residenos of 9th a: or two single gentlemen. Parties wishing to learn the Harp. but not baving “s ons, will be allowed the privilege of the use of one Ladies.we manufacture all ourown goods, ys) = = Nance ENT.—The | Possessing the unegualed advantage of KY GOODS!—DRY ti theut + at the Ew DD ionse ot ar Eee, NoOke BENT , m Seetin avenue, between Sth and 10th streets, (in one of the > oN aT GQ: PO* THE HOLIDAYS! Prof. DE CCENIEL has a few more hours to dest business xquaresin Washington,) ruuning back | &% Foe GENTLEMEN. H Papier Mache Goods, 2COTCH SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES. SCOTCH-SUOLE BOOTS AND SHOES Just received at 8, spare. which he wii! devote in giving & superior course of Musical Instruction, rarely to be met with onthe Harp, Srngforts. Guitar, Singing Gift Hooks. Toy Books, Alphabet Block Plain and Fancy Stationery, Artists’ Material, For farther information apply on the premi- 86 24-tf 8. Houses, &c . P. HOOVER’S, Paper Furniture, Dol — ne | OS Iron Hall, Pa, av.. bet. 9th and 10th sts. “olored Lithogra bs and Engiavings, at SNe mswmaien = ever will be given rer RENT.—The DWHLLINS HOUSE. No, BUOTS AND SHOES. Nis:ting and Wedding Cards and Envelopes. where payments are not 438 D street, on tne square immediately enst of Tuomas B GRIFFIN & SON having deter- | "Yery Yariety of Fanoy Stationery Goode, macie in advance, me Engagements can be made by calling at hie — ‘J. M. Carlisle, (the proprietor.) to whom approx, | med to reduos their large stock of BOO Just reorived and for sale cheap. wholesale and | Musical Repository, corner 1lth street and Pesr. retail, Ca:land examine and eave money. oc li-tf tion may he made. The house will be rented only hap rst eroy n SHEPHERD, —_ - — — = for the dweiling-house of a private family. The Also, a large lot of t-adies and Children’s des oorner 7th and D streets. NITURE rent will be 700 per annum, payable at such periods | shoes at Se conte and 75 eents a pair, which must be . DUPONT'S < ARLOR FURNIT a e as may he agreed on. se23-tf | sold THUS. B. GRIFFIN & 5 eun Po ER 35 Parer-Hancines anv UPHOLSTERY panes. —— eee A ¥ . B. ’ ER. fee TT? LET_ROOMS, (furnished.) with Board, m | _20 No.3'4 Penn-avenue. | W. ALBERT KING Gzoxertown, D.C. for |. The subscy ers herp on hand and make 10 order & private family. on L street. 0. 514, between all styles of CAB! 1°th streets north, for a geutieman and lady, 00 23 ears past the Sole Agent in the District of Colum as for Messrs, Dupont & Co., of Wilmington, Del- Aware. keeps constantiy on hand a large + took of al! < FOR GENTLEM Srortine WAFER PROGE ROOTS. 10 feet to a 2) foot alley. 5 able mont we En HOMPSON, Pa.e streets. Nees city, or inquire on the premises, VERY, PLEASANT, FURNISHED CHAM- if preferred, with breakiast only, may bo obtained at avenue, on socount of their nearne Hotel and the Departments. A'so in third stor: & LAUR ARLOR FURNITURE, euch as Sofas.Arm,Easy.and Rocking Chairs, Lounres. &o. Airo. SPORTING WATER-PROOF BOOTS, nor assortment of PAPER-HANGINGS, the different grades o! POWDER manuiactured OR RENT—The FRAME HOUSE on G st. Just received at 8S. P. HOOVER'S, x ves Borders and Shades. Hung in the best south, between sth and 9th streets west. (Isl” | _oo28 fron Hall. Pa. av..hat.9thnnd torn ate, | bLanems emnraoing, in part manner. Carpets Cut, Made, and Put Down and.) Lot fronts 25 feet on 9th street, running back tnotice. Furniture Kepaired v: Steepy Holtow Arm “Chars from $12 to $20 each. —— SS ee ay 4 ae 5. L don’t forget to owl on THURSDAY, -Coats. GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS — Vand Y, ill hay Frook Coa s, ine Mi ., Walnut, and Cherry, Jonny Land from the assignees 2 zee ‘every sat CEPA An aul further Hemases vets. &e Bine § other Bedstead: “A ‘o antioe. advantage to ‘ail’ and ‘examine the goods and as | améelling less than auction Prices. Saeticei grr Por toes el must bring than to k: that the Boot-makers of the city buy Apply to T WD Bacon streets | “Black Beaver and other Cloths, by the yd them to sellaxain. If ary one doubts it,1-will bet | 0098 S22 between 9th and loth streets. Georgetown; ortoS. T. BROWN, Pa. av..next to for Cloaks and Ragians, | $1,000 to $500 that | ean prove it. ae Teil | aes corner of 14th strect. Washington. oad Trimmings for Gentlemen’s Rubber Overshoes of the best qaai- T CAR ‘4 o> oe 1 . - ee ee it ae ih. No extra profit to offset had debts, oo yee Dee eee BRON EL FARIS OPTICIAN ee ae needed See a een rent ANTHONY, tae Distrioewnere his fotos SUN, ed relapse for twenty-five cents, Cloaks snd Ragiacs Cut Precteal B: tter and Shoe- Maker, de2-Im oppo. Avenue Hor oll kinds of CAR- Biaces sce Lieut WAGONS cannot be perience s nited States'for : 305 t first ‘ht with his most won- xt is pon Venezuclian and Braziian Cry = passed, and from hin long cye G to order for 50 cents. AT VASTLY REDUCED PRICES. eas, he hopes to give sotival the pas, recommendation i[7~ Patterns farnished gratis to those buy F this date I chal offer the All kinds of Carmages and L: ‘Wagens kept en 's Fair, are beyord doubt the beat | their Cloths and ‘Trimmings at MAXWELL’S. | iowms Goods deccaus thun Chale seal vale, mead. REPAIRS all ecard to strength and assis‘ance U - B—M ’ and Children’s Kagians ready maloaxd mad 0 order, ____ de 6 eo2w ERNDON HOUS The undersigned re- fully announces to Members ot Congress and their families, and oth: gentlemen and ladies intending to pass the HOOK, VIE: week ebay re vEs, J iocuor of fat ote. > 3AM. aoe AOR FRAGRANT H IR WASH. ton, that he has refitted ur- : For beautifying aud preserving AIR. possess- ciheed tueabowe sn & manner that orn- 4 Bi ing pec lias trene eee, a¢ pobessing. ses app of ali who may honor MITTS, &c., &. talsoremeves DANDRUFF aad DISEA! him with their patronage. pecial attention paid to DRESS-MAKING, in} OF THE SKIN, giving l'fe and visor a : r jed bis Strengthening Spectacies,all of whom | "7,5 house is pleasantly situated on the corner of | the iatest Frenoh atyles, and at the shortest notice. | hitherto unattainable. Manufactured 80! ify ag to the advantages derived from his | y and oth. strocts, adjacent the Patent Office a “OM IETIAN, | Sholestienna rotate ae H Rock Crystal, made, prepared, ani only sold by | (enerni Post Office. I he lare Opposite Cantre Markat. JOHN H. GIBBS, Wilerde’ Hotel, end he. rior in its dimen- ‘No. 22 Pa. avenue, Washington, D. All kinds of Optical Instruments imported direct blie og pita any other voard tended to be, s, and mo eff rops, which will Read Certificates of Practising Physicians, more b craps” ir ef which can be given, enn. avenue and 8th atree Rac lad tet hie I have for some time used the V. between D street and Pean. intherear cf Browns’ Balsam, or Fragrant Hair Wash. made by er : atts Lae Sone oe Weare: onion woes caren een nee H. Gibbs, of chia city, and have found xe oel- y NEW MILLINERY. GAME taste of hia patrons, in connection with aif the deli- | lent prepsration for keeping the scalp ¢ ane Miss THOMSON Isnow opening at our Fancy cacies of the si Game, Uysters. ereby efhoient!y promoting the growth ere! ling under my notioe it was applied toarrest the falling off of the hair sfter & protracted f with entire success. It isnot encumbered with those heavy essential ols w: '@ and desirable assortment ILLINERY dies H ings in York ibbons, Flowers, , Kuches, &o., to which the attention of the UTCHINSON & MUNRO, _ 310 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts. jenson—! Fish, é&c.—that this or other markets oan a ES) NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY te LOAN es STOSK SECURITIES = CHUBB BROTHERS. BANKERS, of every kind in season, bg and Bi FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED EVERY DAY, AND SERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE, At the Shortest Notice, at AE OXSTAURANT AL our corner of 7th and E streets. se 18-6m de 9-6t XTENSIVE ASSORTMENT WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND MOTHER FURNITURE. at Private Saiz, The subeonber pie Co sae his assortment ly ture, woul Tespeoti San theatiean of Washing- ton, and th biie, to call and examine his stock for them- INTER BONNET! MRS. HELLER invites the ladies of Washing- and ity to hi u wi INTER Wats and La iE RESSES, CORSETS, of all ENCH F LOWBRS and FEATHERSof all INTER CLOTHING AML a. STOR OW, M.D Washington, D-Ca December 15th, 1858, hair had been mack iniured by proved both or SUPERIOR QUALITY. gre Always more or jess injurious to%the bair from which the tissue derives i Court House, November Saeeeal tae Hair Wash made by M. Jobe, Gibbs, of Washington, D.C. eeful in pr: crowih oftuoneres oi os sequent nse of the Wash im- cond y foes nich the ma ad on whic! pened = can rely'romoved by repeated epplios- igang of the Wash ys yi THOMPSON. M. D. M4 Market Space. between 7th and sth sts. Doessin Fante, deo7 im Fine Walnutand Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies’ Cab- Fancy Cassimere . w ney on Pants, Fine Nakcpaer gaa nat Soe ent Ce, 6 of them ins short ‘PRE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED TH Moffiers, Fine sol ie as 1 wish io dispose o} at No. 558 Pons, dvecna: betoeen Ist and Ro S'Caémbries, Fine ahogany, Walnut Dressing other 24 streets, where he Will be pleased to see Vests, < Pera ta OR ny, ee Siem Ne Boerers 8 REEL Prop. tee wecsrrmeessdtee] Sorat teiviee? [ath ih Nhe ee ee ee noe CARPETINGS !-CARPRTINGS . eT T avec ninda tow pisces left ot SECOND-CLA8S CLOTHING AND BOYS’ Glasses, Eg. * Three ply, Tagraia, and List Carpetings. CLOTHING. Also, 4 4 and 6 4 Uilelothe. . RC ‘Those’ that are not sucplied will pect roe B Horst, One ree Oa OPENS. HAS S APPRECIAT PY Ass foi. ES, 4 hea in want CUTLERY, PLATED AWAR or any other Housekeeping Articles and Notions, they ete to eesti before ee. Our motto is, 408 28 ___so Seventh street | “Qt1F Sruiture taken 'nexahes rr taal POM 12! 7 beim cine & BURCHELL, | 88217 ___Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7h st_ Varmont avenue and 15th at. dat Corner i) HARLES N. KUGLER, ~~ —e Cn veya send 1GECH AM | ‘near Part ‘ot x} a sof cite HILP'S 8° Fi HRISTMASi Picci brnnaticgon om ware ee: RANELIN realign : ‘ectivals. Balls eo eee oa iAd « Ig hates i ls if shat se Rorwee wee faitbe disappointed if ey give 1s-tf EW FURNITURE STORE, iving our Fsll stock of Pa ae PSEPURN' ise iff; me Wnshiss om ‘We would invite « Yo EDGE TOOL MAKER, Northeast corner G strect north Th ‘west, Washington, D.C of Manufactures and repairs Fost Jail Pinks mace and repaired. - i RVING VEST. ELANO’S cies, é ie. mae Eda Washington ‘and vicinity for Toe eae of tas pee pay LIFE PR. VING toe we ‘VENTH 8T! NEW UPHOLST! RY. coveed eee ae Cirt,) street de 10-6t ‘ails te Laer deny Serena de 3-Sm P. ‘ACI oe ane EVSGLATCES. & a Biiver, ‘el, Shell and Horn best alla ESS Priest UO BOR see the! cme [SeCea nner 2 4 We di ob C. N. Kueien. j**t ARRIVED. : | ddgin tre 27 .yabretesy we

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